Explores cement hydration, including hardening, dissolution of grains, hydrate precipitation, and volume changes.
Explores the properties and applications of metals, emphasizing optimization of microstructures and mechanical behaviors.
Explores the transition from atoms to solid metal structures, covering crystal lattices, compactness, cubic systems, and allotropic forms of iron.
Explores the properties of wood, such as density, water content, thermal properties, and mechanical strength, including resistance and elasticity modulus.
Explores the composition and properties of different types of glass, including network-forming and modifier oxides.
Explores the atomic scale composition and classification of clays, as well as their exchangeable properties, plasticity, and hardening mechanisms.
Explores the historical development of metals, iron-based alloys, steel production, and metal forming techniques.
Explores aluminum alloys' properties, production, history, and applications in various industries, emphasizing its self-protective oxide layer and unique characteristics.
Explores earthen concrete as a sustainable alternative to traditional cement, discussing its advantages and various construction techniques.
Explores the manufacturing steps and processes of glass, including blown, drawn, and float glass, as well as heat treatments for enhancing impact resistance.
Explores the manufacturing steps, properties, and uses of plaster in construction and design.
Explores the types, manufacturing, dangers, hardening, dosage, and applications of lime in construction.
Explores hydraulic lime manufacturing, hardening, and applications, along with the use of prompt cement in sealing and waterproofing.
